Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-04-27

newly sDduc LEES
j Gormly, of Milford, lost valu-
able horse by death last week.
The work on the new St. Mark S
Lutheran church is prog ressiLg rapidly.
F, Kowalsky is erecting fine brick
veneered dwelling house on Seventh
street, First ward
Miss L. Bieber has resigned her
cIerkshlp in the postofice and is sue
cetded by Chas Czech.
Turner Hall dates: Matte Vickers
Nav s. Marie Prescott, May II; Boston
Iieals, May % and "a.
George " arren, of Trenton, sold o..
R. Hughs, of Randolph, 9-months-old
Cleveland Bay colt for 5000.
The name of the new poslcffice in
Milford, mention of which was made last
week, is Navan and rot Devon.
w F Gilleis closing out his nursery
stock of fruit and shade 'rees opposite
Needham's lumber yard, Main street.
H. B. Sherman, of the Spring Brook
farm, at Burnett, has shipped some of his
best horses and cattle tothe Minneapolis
market
Rev. Mr.. Crittendon of Nashotah,
place of Rev. J. B. Finn, who held ervice
at Beaver Dam.
Parties Wishing at any time pack
aye of creamery or dairy butter, A No ] !,
can get the same by calling on Brooks
Bros West side.
An inspection of the Rifles was held
Monday evening, the first since the return
of Captain SolIiuay from California The
and men.
Charles Lynch has removed his stock
to the McHugh building next door east
of his old stand, whore he is we'll located
and has his goods nicely arranged.
Charlie welcomes all to his new quarters.
The funeral of Alexander Mitchell
took place IN Milwaukee yesterday after
noon from st. James Episcopal church.
1t was the largest funeral with one ex-
ceptIon-that of Archbishop Henui--
ever held in Milwaukee.
Maggie O'Connell was taken before
Judge FL. Colonius at Jefferson on Mon
day, charged with committing the Tesch
burglary in the Seventh ward on the
18th inst. She pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to Imprisonment at Waupun
fer one year.
On account of the young mems
meeting on Sunday afternoon, next, the
lecture on "Hand-Shaking" will be post
poned The Rev. F. A. Holzhausen will
preach instead in the Baptist church at
7:30P PM. Subject; "The hand of God
in Providence"
w. Dowling's cheese factory ia ely
man, burned TO the ground last night
Tie factory was new and had been run
ming only three days. The reflection of
the fire was plainly seen from here and
and the alarm was given. The fire de-
partment turned out for duty before the
great distance of the fire was discovered.
On referring to our report of the pro-
ceed;ngs of meeting last night in which
Young Mems Christian Association of
Watertown was formed, it will be seen
that the meeting at the Congregational
church next Sunday afternoon will be in
the nature of a ratification meeting-sus-
tanning and supporting the association
already organized.
CRUDE & Achtenhagen have com
menced to build an addition of 20 feet to
the rear of their store, the extra room
being required to accommodate their in
creasing trade, and all this is the result
of keeping we'll assorted stock and sell
ing goods at low prices. Small profits
pay in the end and no firm knows this
better thar CRUDE & Achtenhagen.
The Bible, it appears, in sundry
places, has something to say on the "pass'
subject as follows:
Chou shalt not pass. Numbers Xxx
IS.
. "Suffer not man to pass."-Judges
iii-28.
"The wicked shall no more pass."-
Nahum i-15.
"None shall ever pass" Isaiah xxxiv-
10.
"rhis generation shall not pass"-
Mark xii-30
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway company's superintendent Of
telegraph has issued circular announc-
ing that the company, with view to pro-